The sickly little one was adopted by a wealthy foreigner and became a favorite.

Seeing this, Allen thought he was really going to be hit by the ball.

After all, Richard and his friends really did torment all the adults like that when they were kids.

Allen was already mentally prepared to be brutally attacked by the demon child.

But in reality, the little guy is an angel and would never hurt him.

The little guy did this outrageous thing to get his attention.

"Because Uncle Allen always has a gloomy face, I want to show him more expressions..."

As the little guy spoke, he took out the new gift he had prepared for Allen.

A brand new, latest version of prosthesis made with lightweight materials and advanced mechanical assistance.

Unlike Allen's prosthetic leg, which he never replaced, this new prosthetic leg looks great.

It won't chafe his skin and muscles; instead, it's an expensive, well-fitting new prosthesis that looks comfortable to wear.

The little guy realized that Allen had been giving up on himself, refusing to replace his prosthetic leg, refusing to repair his house, and living the most difficult life...

The black rabbit said:

"I don't know what happened between you and Dad before. I can't apologize to you on Dad's behalf either, because I also know that you hurt each other in the past."

"But, in my memory, my uncle was a very good person to me, and I can't bring myself to hate him..."

"So, at least I want you to have a better life, so you don't have to eat cold food every day, wear ill-fitting prosthetics, have no one to talk to, and even the cows, sheep, and ponies on the farm seem lifeless."

"Uncle, even if we're gone, you must live a good life on your own."

It turns out that everything the little guy did was traceable.

He forced his way into Allen's life, simply wanting Allen to experience a happiness he had never had before.

The little guy still has pain that he can't make up for.

But he still wanted to save Allen, who was not important at all, and to save a forgotten marginal figure.

Allen looked at the prosthetic limb in his hand and smiled:

"Do you have some kind of chivalrous complex? Why do you insist on rescuing so-called fallen, corrupt people? To demonstrate your own holiness?"

Wu Tu was stunned; he hadn't expected Allen to say something like that.

Cyrus, who was standing nearby, immediately rushed over and covered the black rabbit's ears, telling him not to listen anymore.

However, the little guy pushed Cyrus's hand away.

His expression showed a hint of disappointment, but only for a moment.

The black rabbit explained:

"I didn't think of myself as some kind of saint, trying to save anyone... because you are Uncle Allen, the Uncle Allen in the virtual world who would hold me and buy me puzzles, that's why I came to see you."

"I don't want to save you, I just want to love you as family."

After saying that, the little guy turned around and buried his head in Cyrus's arms.

Cyrus lifted the little guy's face, saw something, and immediately soothed the black rabbit softly.

Winston, who was standing nearby, also came over, and in an instant, everyone was surrounding the black rabbit.

Allen looked at the little creature he had pushed away. He thought that after hearing his words, the little guy would be so angry that he would leave him and would no longer think of coming to his side or saving him, this useless person.

But to everyone's surprise, the little guy didn't curse, didn't hate, and didn't feel wronged.

He simply shed a few tears after being rejected by his family.

Alan saw something shiny on the little guy's face, and then everyone else panicked. Winston reached out and caught the little guy's tears.

That tear pierced Allen's heart.

Allen's heart, which had been silent for a long time and was now filled with countless sharp spikes, finally felt real regret and pain again.

Allen clenched his fist, went over, and immediately apologized.

But the little guy doesn't want to talk to him yet.

Alan watched Winston packing Ulva's things and assumed they were about to leave, so he hurriedly ran back to his room to pack as well, determined to catch up.

But when Winston saw him catching up, he said something:

"The little one still needs to see Helena, so he has to go abroad. You can stay here."

"I'm afraid if you go with us, Helena will see both of us at the same time and get so angry that she'll burn the mental hospital down."

Allen: ...

Allen's current state can be summed up in two words: regret.

He was already late, and now it seems Helena is still behind him in line...

Is the little guy going to call back all the Winston family members who rebelled before? Then he won't be the little guy's only uncle anymore; the little guy will have a whole bunch of cousins ​​and aunts...

It's all his fault for being so rude before. He insisted on pushing Wu Tu away, feeling that he wasn't good enough for her.

Now he's almost truly becoming that uncle who's nowhere to be found.

Allen watched helplessly as Winston took the little guy abroad. The man who used to ignore the little guy was now offering to drive him to the helipad.

However, his legs are now useless, so he can't carry much of the little guy's luggage.

Allen is regretting it again...

The little guy hadn't noticed Allen yet.

He could only think about Helena the whole way.

Helena, as Winston's elder, already held a special position, and she would often make the little guy cry.

At this moment, Wu Tu recalled Helena's earlier joke and felt terrified.

But he liked it.

He admires Helena's strength and cool demeanor; she's like the image of his future mother in his mind.

As Wu Tu pondered, she felt the car stop and realized they had arrived at the address.

This is a mental hospital.

The black cat immediately had a bad feeling.

He was afraid that Winston was treating Helena too badly.

That would make the little one feel uncomfortable...

But he had no right to forgive them on behalf of his father.

All Wu Tu could do was pray that when he saw the mental hospital, which was so luxuriously decorated that it was no different from Winston's manor, and even had tall, handsome male waiters everywhere...

Black Rabbit: ...

Helena Rubinstein truly lives up to her name.

Winston was stopped at the door.

The little guy had to go find Helena alone.

He followed the butler into the luxuriously decorated living room, where he saw Helena lounging lazily on the sofa.

Helena, upon seeing the black rabbit, beckoned to him as if calling a puppy:

"Baby, come here, let Grandma take a look."

As soon as Wu Tu walked over, Helena pinched her cheeks for quite a while.

The little guy didn't dare struggle, and just waited for Helena to reluctantly let go, saying to him:

"I know everything you do. Even if Winston kicks me out, I still have spies back home."

"You're such a cute baby. Winston picked you up so late and didn't raise you well. You should live with me."

"How about we get rid of your clumsy, paranoid, separation-anxious new dad? I can take you everywhere and let you eat snacks from all over the world."

Helena's voice was seductive; she was much more straightforward than Allen: if you like something, just take it; hesitating for even half a second is disrespectful to yourself.